December is usually a tough month for me; depression has a tendency to hit harder, and there are so many more things that need to be done. I'm trying to look at 'brighter' things, and I'm looking forward to my aunt visiting in January for R2C.
Does your area get snow at this time of year? In the 44 years I've lived in this part of the country, we've had snow once. I forget the date, but it wasn't for Christmas. Still, it was a real treat to be able to watch the flakes fall, see it stick, and even play in the small amount we had. Nick was much younger and I had him make a miniature snowman, so he could at least experience once during his childhood. I think it was all of about 6" high. We only had about an inch or two, but what a treat.
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